se sabe que feit formó una familia.ón para ricardo rodriguez junior. en la época era candidato a fiscal del distrito y durante su campaña le prometió a la familia que retomaría las investigaciones. ricardo: este caso pasó por muchas manos de policía y de fiscal que tenía la responsabilidad para traer este caso a la justicia. patricia: rodriguez ganó la elección, se convirtió en fiscal y cumplió su promesa de reabrir el caso. ricardo: la evidencia de los detalles pensábamos que era suficiente para presentar a un gran jurado. patricia: la oficina de rodriguez se preparó por dos años para acusar al exsacerdote y en la investigación surgieron nuevas pistas. ricardo: habían más avidencias, nuevos testigos. patricia: uno de esos testigos clave fue dale tacheny, un exmonje que conoció a feit hace 54 años. tacheny declaró en el juicio que john feit le había contado cómo cometió el asesinato de irene garza. dale: después de la confesión le quitó la blusa. no dijo nada acerca de un sostén, pero la tocó inapropiadamente. la jovenc

robert latimore. >> he said, we know that father feit killed irene garza and the church knows that heza. he said, the church is going to put him in a monastery for disturbed or troubled priests and he will be kept there for the rest of his life. >> you won't hear evidence of corruption. what you will hear is, lack of probable cause. >> reporter: defense attorney flores believes john feit was never prosecuted because of a lack of evidence, not a conspiracy. >> is there any evidence of dna? the evidence will show no. there wasn't enough evidence, there won't be enough evidence now. >> mr. schlesinger joins us at the table. good morning. >> good morning. >> you see that little old guy sitting at the table and it would be hard for the jury to make the connection. >> that is what the prosecute was worried about. he looks like everybody's grandfather and they're trying to paint him as a really horrible killer. >> what's the new evidence? >> well, there is a bunch of new evidence. the most interesting one is a letter that they found in just a stack of documents that they didn't expect to fin

prosecutors said it took so lodge to bring feit to court because he was covering up his crime.lesinger has the story of a young murder nobody could forget. here's a preview. >> this is a case about betrayal, murder, and a coverup, and you're going to find out that the man who did this is john feit. >> reporter: prosecutor mike garza is not part of irene garza's family, but the story of her 1960 murder has been part of the history of mcallen, texas, for generations. >> it's a legend about a girl that went to confession, you know, and never left. >> reporter: irene was accomplish and admired. she went to college, graduate school, and became a school teacher. swhenlt to church regularly, and that's where she was last seen. following a massive search, her body was discovered in a canal. she had been beaten, sexually assaulted, and suffocated. police had grown suspicious of the 27-year-old priest when he said a viewfinder found at the crime scene was his. feit also gave different accounts about that night and he had some injuries from the night irene disappeared. >> scratches that r